what are you finding out from your sources. you know, detectives have just arrived to the scene, nick. in fact, they have also brought a demand van which tells us they're going to be out here for quite a while investigating. we don't have an update on the condition of the homeowner. he is in extreme critical condition. at this point we don't have an update as to how he's doing or whether he's in surgery or not. but what we know from police is that the homeowner about 4:30 this morning was leaving to work. he came outside of his house, and somehow or another got into a confrontation with two suspects. no one knows exactly what the confrontation was over. one of the suspects pulled a gun and shot him point-blank in the chest. we know that there was a woman inside the house that called 911. and that's when police responded out here to the scene. now, we have been talking with neighbors.

the house is a city worker. we don't know whether it's that city worker that was the man that was shot though. they tell us it's a very nice family and this is a nice neighborhood. all of this is coming as quite a surprise. we want to mention something. when we arrived on the scene we noticed there were a couple car doors open. police are investigating whether or not someone was breaking into cars. right now they still don't know that. they are waiting for homeowners to wake up and come out and let them know what exactly took place and if missing from those cars. waiting to confirm whether that may be what led up to this shooting. we're live in southwest phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc15 news. one man is in the hospital after being stabbed multiple times. it happened at this circle k near 16th and roosevelt. witnesses say the victim was asleep in his car when the suspect approached him and out of the blue started attacking. one of the stab wounds was actually to his neck. now, he is expected to be okay. police have not said what led up to this attack.

hispanic man in his 20s wearing light colored clothing. an officer critically wounded after a shooting in atlantic city. according to authorities, one suspect was killed during a shoot out with police overnight, and one officer is in surgery right now. this happened in the parking garage at the casino there, the caesar's, we know there is a search for there's two other suspects. this area still blocked off right now, and as soon as we learn more details about this one, allison, we'll check back in, and of course g the latest. nick, we are also learning of another officer involved shooting. this one in new mexico. sadly, an officer was killed in this one. authorities say two officers were in pursuit of a suspect when he opened fire on them. we're told the officer fired back, striking the victims. he was killed on scene. officer clint corvenas was hit. he was a 4 year veteran with the police department, and leaves behind an 8-year-old

overnight. this one happening at an apartment complex near i-17 and greenway. at least two units damaged by the flames here. it does appear everybody made it out. it's still unclear right now if anybody had to be taken to the hospital. we'll continue to ask questions on that one. let's get to this apartment complex fire near 43rd and thunderbird. we're still working to learn exactly how that one got started and what led up to that one. we have to talk about this one here. this was a house fire sparked and we're told this is a vacant house. nobody was inside at the time. firefighters were able to stop the flames from spreading. we're told the kitchen area was damaged but no word yet on what sparked it. a fourth fire sparking early this morning. this home going up in flames south of downtown near 7th 7th avenue and grant. a huge response. dozens of firefighters battling the flames. we're told people living here made it out safely. as soon as we get more info,

we just checked and officials now say all of the ballots have been counted. here are those unofficial results. look at the race for congressional district five in the east valley. could not be any tighter. state senate president andy biggs leading christine jones by nine votes. she was ahead since primary vote. we have seen that lead continue to shrink in recent days, and another tight race for the county hellhell -- helen percel ahead of aaron flannery by 85 votes. homicide detectives, they are investigating a murder after a guy is gunned down in the sunny slope area near 2nd street and alice. we have reached out for information, and we are still wait to go hear back. we're told shots were fired during some kind of fight. we know at least one person is dead. we saw the search going on with

the ground as well. the shooters have not yet been caught. it's an abc15 exclusive now, a valley family demanding answers after their father's accused killer walks out of jail even after admitting to the crime. police say kathy sackrider was speeding and plowed into a car at gilbert and mcchemical lips, pushing -- mckellips. she admitted she was drunk and high, and spent less than 24 hours in jail, and the judge released her the families just want justice. >> are they not worthy, i'm thinking, okay, are they not worthy of a bond. is it that our family members are not important just because he felt sorry for this girl? that's just irresponsible. >> now, sackrider has more than 20 prior arrests in florida, including carjackings, armed robbery and prostitution. a report sent to the judge said

sackrider is supposed to be back in court september 15th. 8:06 in chandler, a man hunt underway for five people after a teenager is scrumptious stabbed and left for dead all -- is jumped, stabbed and left for dead over a bicycle. this morning, police revealing that they are looking for a blue and brown sedan. we're working to try to get an update on the condition of that 16-year-old. so tragic there. a serial arsonist strike investigators in chandler on scene responding to the 6th 6th suspicious fire in a month near mcclintock and chandler boulevard. this is the latest fire sparking last night after a trailer, a car, a backyard fence and a house all went up in flames recently. now, at this point police cannot tell us if these are connected. they are looking for some kind of a pattern. one woman we spoke with has two small kids and she says she's terrified. she says she she wants person

>> i think i would say think about who you're impacting. these are my kids. they're my life. and the fact that you have no consideration for, you know, people's property, and human life. >> sadly, we just spoke to that woman's husband yesterday who fears this exact thing happening. the good news, nobody was hurt, and the people there tell us that they have each other's backs. neighbors even jumping in with garden hoses to put out one of >> angry boos at a friday school board meeting in the valley. the higley unified board accepting the resignation of a be loved principal. terri wattawa was the principal in gilbert. the reasons for her resignation are a secret right now. people at the meeting wanted the board to not accept

>> she knows our names. she goes to our club meetings. she goes to events. i don't think there's another person out there for the job. >> well, we did leave a message with wattawa, but we have not heard back yet, and this isn't the first time students have come to wattawa's defense. just last year she came under fire accused of allowing a senior prank that left classrooms trashed. a group of students went before a school governing board meeting saying she should keep her job. in that case, she was put on leave for two he's supposed to be a pillar in our community. a valley man facing charges accused of embezzling thousands from a group helping veterans and honoring a hometown hero. kirk davis aused of taking $157,000 from the pat tillman memorial vfw post in avondale. police said he started steeling in 2014, writing himself more than a hundred checks. he wasn't home but his wife was

sided. >> we've only been married for two years. i didn't know any of this was going on until he called me. >> davis is out of jail this morning. we're told that he will remain out of jail until his trial begins. turning our attention now back to your most accurate forecast here. it's a three-day weekend. a lot of people are going to be out will hitting the lake, going on the boats, going for a swim. all fun stuff, right. let's look at your most accurate forecast and what you can expect here as you around and travel. take a look at this. things are going to be really nice no matter what your plans are around us. thank goodness. we are seeing what's happening on the east coast. could not be more different over here. beautiful in tucson. nice and cool in the flagstaff area. warm but not as hot as here in the las vegas year, and if you're going out to la -- area, and if you're going out to la, beautiful there. low 70s there. great conditions for you to get out and enjoy yourselves. maybe you want to stay in town, and do a little staycation. i'll have that forecast coming

the asu and nau game. we'll have that forecast in just minutes. that's right. college football. did you hear about this, taco trucks on every corner. the controversial statement now prompting an in your case response from folks if the valley. plus a one valley city

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abc15.com/bikes. right now scottsdale tightening its rules on medical marijuana dispensaries. it will affect where they can be, and how many there can be. the city council unanimously approving the changes. the minimum distance between each dispensary doubles to just over 2600 feet. and the distance from schools, homes, and churches and parks now triples to 1500 feet allison. it is trending online and by now, taco trucks on every corner, a comment by a latinos for trump, and this is a sign in central phoenix here, and it says taco trucks on every corner. the sign poking fun of a donald trump supporter who went on tv saying that that's what's going to happen if immigration changes are not made. >> from a political professional standpoint, that's a bad slander to me.

joking way. >> now, democrats say the reaction has been positive there. a few people saw the sign and registered to vote. they're even planning on bringing the taco truck to the location today to draw even more attention. they were targeting mosquitoes but accidentally killed millions and millions of honey bees. now officials in south carolina are apologizing this morning, these honey bees, of course, the world's most important pollinator of an extensive use of herbicides and pesticides. it's going to take delta a while to bounce back from the computer outages, costing them 2300 canceled flights in three days. they are looking at a hundred million dollars in lost revenue. delta not the only one either. southwest airlines losing $53 million from a july outage that resulted in thousands of canceled flights. and taking a trip to santa fe new mexico, that's about to get a whole lot easier just in

american airlines will launch a new service, running once a day in each direction, between santa fe and sky harbor. the flights are not scheduled to start until december. lax projecting for a record number of people traveling on labor day. they expect more than 800,000 passengers this weekend. multiple delays are expected for those traveling to the east coast. today officers are going to be beefing up their controls to direct the bumper to bumper traffic to airport. hop on a plane at lax with a dream and a a cardigan. they're trying every trick in the book. unfortunately, distracted driving seems to be getting worse, and at times police may feel like this is a losing battle. last year alone, sadly here about 3500 people were killed in the u.s. and puerto rico, and that is way up from previous years, and those numbers may be worse. here's the challenge, police

test to know if a driver was using his or her cell phone when they show up to a crash scene. it's tough. every parent wants to make sure their child makes it to and from school safely, right, but one spot in the east valley is taking things a step further. traffic expert mallory moore is telling us how. >> reporter: drivers in queen creek are going to see a whole lot more of these cruising around because mcso district 6 is boosting controls for the next month. drivers see the cruisers they'll slow down and obey the laws of the road, part of the reason they chose to increase in september is because kids are back in school. >> people are forgetting the school zones and we want to remind them you've got kids out there playing and they need to go ahead and slow down, look around, be observant. >> reporter: another reasons drivers need to be more attentive. lots of road projects happening around the southeast valley, chandler heights, ellsworth, all under construction with

works. in queen creek, mallory moore abc15 news. thanks mallory. let's go ahead and talk about our most accurate forecast here. this is a live look outside. you see a few straggling clouds. really it's not that bad. we're going to call things mostly clear this morning. not completely. we have some of those clouds in play as we take a live look outside the mayo clinic valley camera. current temperatures right now across the valley. some of us have dropped into the 70s here. not bad. upper 70s to low 80s this morning. 80 in 82 in gilbert. 77 in ahwatukee. 84 in glendale. 82 in goodyear, and buckeye at 72 degrees. here's a look at how the rest of the day is going to go for us here. by 10:00 a.m., 92 degrees. we'll warm up nicely. by 1:00, flirting with triple digits at 99. by 9:00 p.m., still at 91 degrees. we'll top out at 103 today here in the phoenix area.

a ten. we're in the very high category for that one your air quality, moderate here because of ozone concerns. that's where we'll be at there. no other weather alerts. and no storm chances to tell us about. that's good news, if you have plans to be outdoors, and you should. it's going to be a nice day, a little bit warm. the next couple of days, for us, we are going to be pretty clear and dry from any rain chances there. up north, we are going to keep the slight chances. it looks to be late morning, early afternoon and we will dry off into the evening. spotty showers to the northwest of us. look what happens overnight. everything pushes on through, dries out and we're going to be pretty clear by tomorrow morning and also by your monday morning as well. so i think things are going to be really really nice for us. your labor day statistic. look at this, we're projecting 106 trees on labor day, that's 3 degrees below normal, and 13

1945. i think labor day is going to be really really nice here in the valley. your forecast highs today, 102 in apache junction. 102 in tempe. 100 in deer valley,s and 101 in anthem. -- deer valley, and 101 in anthem. we did talk a little bit about asu and nau, the big game happening in tempe today. here's what you can expect if you're heading out there. by kickoff, i think it's going to be hot, in the 90s there the first half of the gam w stay in the 90s a little bit humid. we'll finally start to cool. the end part of the game, in the mid-80s. everybody is filming out of sun devil stadium, things will be nice. we're excited for that game. here's a look at the next 7 days. take a look with me. your holiday weekend is looking nice. we get cooler from here on out. but look, the downward trend continues because we're getting rain chances back here this week. look at that. and along with those rain chances some cooler air.

wednesday and thursday before we start to climb back up and the good news is your overnight lows are looking good too. they drop into the 70s. early morning runs, bike rides, dog walks, anything like that, i think is going to be nice. i didn't forget about u of a, we are going to go over that forecast in glendale as well. the sun devils are back and so is camp fargo. asu students camping out all night for tickets to the season opener against the jacks. you can tailgate if you don't have a grill because the tempe mission is opening the parking lot for the asu football season. there will be free live music, activities and the best part, food. tailgate is from five to 7:30. college football season is here in the valley and it is time for the cactus kickoff classic that's getting folks excited, the arizona wildcats take on the byu cougars at university of phoenix stadium.

tailgating starts at 4:30. let's get to that small stars segment this week. we're headed to the football field of week number one of the youth football season. craig fouhy introduces us to two teams, super excited about in upcoming season. >> it's just after seven on a typical saturday morning and the players and coaches are on the field preparing for an 8:00 kickoff. before we take the first snap you have to >> 94. >> thank you, ma'am, thank you, sir. >> and check your finger nails and cleats. once the pregame checks are done. it's time to warm up. and then get the game started. >> red team won the toss, deferred their choice to the second half. white team will receive. >> the parents are in place. the balls on the tee, and it's time for the fusion in white to square off against the

2016 season. for every team on the field there's a support staff, working behind the scenes and probably none more important than the water boy. >> and that's what i call high quality h2o. >> meet julio garcia, the 12- year-old who keeps the fusion hydrated. after a scoreless first quarter, the fusion put together a drive. around the left side, the pat is good and the fusion are up 8- 0. on the next drive, the fusion run off tackle right, but jack dickerson steals the ball and returns it for a touchdown. in fact, he does it twice in one game. congratulations fusion and

summer is coming to an end, but they are just beginning. >> our smart shopper team, so we know all the things we should buy and the things to avoid. dan spindle has the details. >> it's september, a great time of year for great labor day sales, and all of these laptops, under 300 bucks, gets you a great deal. september is typical the best time to find deals on grills

some stores are slashing prices by more than 50%. >> best buy has all their labor day sales going on right now on all of there's appliances. the samsung $1249. i have seen this going for two grand. you'll find great deals on patio furniture. sears is one of many businesses offering up to half off. september 29th is national coffee day, and a lot of food chains will offer free and discounted coffee including krispy kreme, mcdonald's and >> labor day is a few days away, keep an eye out in your mail. you'll be getting a lot of ads, great deals. we're going to post the best ones we find after we scour all of the advertisements on our smart shopper 15 facebook page and the deals that you get, we will then turn around and share those with all the other smart shoppers, and help us out and help us get a great deal this weekend. i'm dan spindle, abc15 news. well, happening this weekend, it's a unique movie

works. >> the harkin art theater honoring the late gene wilder. they'll be showing some of his most famous movies, willie wonka, blazing saddles and stir crazy. the proceeds will benefit alzheimer's research too. wilder died from complications of the disease. the odysea aquarium now open in scottsdale, off loop 101 and ventura. if you thought about bringing the ocean thought this was easy, you would be wrong. the aquarium has to make 2 million-gallons of salt water to fill up the tanks. get your tickets now. a powerful quake waking people up across 7 states.

this is abc15 news taking action. >> 8:30 on a saturday, so happy to have you with us. i'm nick ciletti. >> and i'm allison rodriguez. it is a holiday weekend. hopefully you're going to be able to enjoy a three day weekend here. let's talk about the forecast so you know what to expect. for today, we have abc15 desert doppler going up right now. we are scanning our skies. we don't have a lot going on in the valley. that's good news. it's a calm start to the day, and under mostly clear to clear skies. as we look on the rest of the day here, from the east to the west valley, we'll be starting out in the 80s which is where a lot of us are right now. by lunchtime here, we're going

there, and then you can see later on we'll be in the low 100s right around 5:00. so i think things are going to be really nice for today. we have to talk about that u of a forecast. that is coming up in just a few minutes. >> we start with breaking news right now. a valley man shot right in front of his own home as he was going to work this morning. abc15's maryellen resendez has been on scene at 35th avenue and southern all morning for maryellen police say the victim was shot after confronting two men nearby. >> we just got an update from phoenix police. they are saying that they are investigating if these two suspects may be tied to some car burglaries in the area. so our victim was actually, nick, coming out of that house that you see right there. we can see some keys that are dropped right in front of that red car right there. we're told he came out possibly upon these two suspects. there was some type of confrontation, although police

confrontation was about, and he was shot in the chest. we were told by police a short time ago that he is still in surgery. right now, there is all hope that he may survive this, and certainly we're hoping that he will survive this. we are being told that he was shot in the chest. he's in extreme critical condition, and as i mentioned, in surgery. again, police still not sure exactly what it was over or whether he came out and possibly confronted those suspects in the middle of car burglary. we do know when we arrived at the scene, we did see a couple of car doors that were open which was unusual. police are confirming that they are investigating whether these suspects may be tied to some car burglaries. they haven't been able to actually tie them just yet. live in southwest phoenix, maryellen resendez, abc15 news. mare ellen -- maryellen, thank you. breaking overnight, a suspected drunk driver in jail

cruiser. now, the good news here, no officers were hurt, but a witness tells us the driver of the truck was asleep in it at the median near baseline and southern when police approached him. he woke up, made a u-turn, hitting a police cruiser and narrowly missing the officer. we are working to find out what that impairment was and to figure out what exactly he may be charged with. an earthquake rattling across 7 stairways, a 5.6 quake felt from missouri, to oklahoma. it's one of the largest quakes on record for the area. oklahoma state officials and engineers right now are checking out bridges and other structures near the epicenter. let's get to some new video of the damage now being reported. you can see some bricks on the ground after falling this from building. this happened in pawnee, oklahoma. the feds are gearing up for a kratom crack down. you can buy it in stores right now. the dea is cracking down on it.

give you an opiate high. by the end of the month, the shelves have to be cleared out. the dea is moving it to the same level as heroin after 1000% increase in emergency room calls and 15 deaths linked directly to this drug. >> for us it's a concern. we see the upward trend. we want to get ahead of it before those 15 deaths become 1500 deaths. >> many supporters are fighting ck they plan to hold a march on capitol hill september 14th to protest the decision. this one guy thought he had a full proof plan that wouldn't get him caught after police say he broke into a mesa business. we're told marty anderson left his car at the crime scene and decided to report it as stolen. police say there's one thing that he didn't factor in, his dna was all over the scene. and stolen items, according to them were also find inside his car.

morning, daniel boydtivity pleaded not guilty to attempted moe litigationation -- moe legislationation of a child. -- molestation. he's scheduled to be sentenced next month. a deal reached on attorney general fees in sheriff joe arpaio -- on attorney fees in sh wanted nearly $6 million. whatever the agreement is, county officials will have to put it in for a vote. it's a face you're about to see more often. u.s. marshals say they are ready to end this guy's 16 year run from the law. anthony seth burroughs, has a $25,000 reward to catch him. he's accused of gunning down 19- year-old juan reuben rodriguez

halfway around the world to the philippines where they lost track of him. nobody is giving up on this one. he will be featured this weekend on the hunt with john walsh. that is tomorrow night. we're going to have the very latest on that one on abc15 news at 10:00. this one is a talker here. this woman is a certified pilot, a scuba diver. she has a black belt in taekwondo. an arizona's woman ability to overcome living without arms is not enough for her to earn a seat on a roller florida theme park. jessica is suing universal studios when they rerefused to let her -- refused to let her on any rides. the special disability guide said riders must continuously grasp with at least one upper extremity. >> it reminded me of a time when i was in elementary school and i was prevented from going on certain equipment on the

that infuriated me. i mean, i hadn't experienced it for years. >> universal studios has not commented on this story yet. turning to democracy 2016, the ads republican party defending -- arizona republican party defending its decision to create a controversial wanted poster of democratic senate candidate anne kirkpatrick. we showed this poster complete with what a lot of people believe are bullet holes after high profile democrats it inappropriate and disturbing. the gop fought back. president barack obama in china right now for the g20 summit. world leaders are there to talk about climate change and global economic growth. obama and china's president are expected to announce that both nations will formally take part in the paris agreement to cut carbon emissions. today's trip is expected to be president obama's last visit to asia as the president. threats made against the

school. officers in newtown arresting a 28-year-old man for calling the school and making some kind of a threat for the first day of classes. police are investigating if this manmade threats against other schools as well. this school opening this year after the old building was demolished following that tragic 2012 shooting spree that killed 26 people including 20 students who were just kids. the water still a no go in flint, michigan, this morning. we're just finding out that enviro have to test that city's water supply for another three months. right now, crews are working on a new pipeline. the city switched from droits water system to the flint river -- detroit's water system to the flint river, and ended up causing lead to go into the new water supply. so many college games going on today, including two big ones here. we've got asu versus nau, plus u of a taking on byu.

in case you're heading to glendale at university of phoenix stadium is where this is going to be happening. if you're planning to tailgate a little bit earlier it is going to be a little bit toasty out there. we're going to be about 103 degrees out there in glendale. as the game progresses here, we're going to start to cool down, and by the time you get out of the game here, hopefully cheering on a wildcats victory, you can see we'll be in the 80s there. i think by then, things are going to be really really nice. we're not expecting breezes, clearer skiesover night as -- skies overnight. we have to look at your 7-day forecast. we'll get another look at the labor day forecast as well. give you everything you need to know. >> it's not anymore effective and worse. it could be doing more harm than good. we're digging deeper into the fda antibacterial soap ban and what it means for us. if you live in a condo, construction going on around

you know a breast cancer survivor or somebody currently battling the disease, using this experience to give back to the community. abc15 wants you to nominate somebody to have your story shared on abc15. honorees are going to win a 500- dollar gift card for official rules and stories of strength,

last day to nominate somebody is september 11th. it is something you probably use every single day. a surprising finding about a common household item. the fda banning 19 chemicals used to make antibacterial soap. claiming not only are they more effective than regular soap but may do harm, posing major health risks. manufacturers have a year to get rid of the ingredients found in an estimated 40% of products on store shelves right now. th antibacteria products used in hospitals or consumer products that are mostly alcohol based. it's less than four months until christmas, and wal-mart is starting its lay away program. coming out with the list of toys it says will be on your kids or grand kids wish list. wal-mart got recommendations from kids for the 25 hottest toys, star wars drone and an

other top toys, the doc mcstuffins, little live pets puppy, and a teenage mutant ninja turtle play set. i'll have to practice that one at home. the national retail federation expects spending to increase over the rest of the year, over all sales expected to grow 3 1/2 good morning, joe ducey here, if you live in a condo you're affected by what your neighbors do around you. they could be loud or take out a wall that sinks your floor. that's what this man says happened. >> this is a structural wall that spans across here. >> it's a feature greg sims said the unit directly below him also had until one day last fall, the lower unit hired a contractor to remodel, taking out the wall to change the

>> his condo hasn't been the same since from the floor to the ceiling. >> all of this did not exist, and places in between. >> counter tops, back splash. >> greg says the structural beam was removed without a support. >> the contractor didn't pull a permit, thought that would get him help. his hoa, biltmore gardens wanted nothing to do with it. the contractor said they did nothing wrong and pulled a permit after the started. >> that's when i contacted the city of phoenix. >> city inspectors agreed the project did not have the permits for a structural remodel before the work and issued a notice of violation. that led nowhere since a permit was pulled later. the beam was replaced but that didn't fix greg's floor. a spokesperson tells me they would have no role ins a takenning or verifying -- ascertaining or verifying if damage occurred. greg filed a complaint with the registrar of contractors. >> they wanted to attribute

building. >> in a statement, the roc says the investigator was not able to determine whether the settling was due to the work performed by the contractor or due to the previous issues the residents experienced with settling. the agency says by the time it inspected the job, more than three months after its completion, the permits were in place. no violations, no fines, no help. >> i was flabbergasted. >> greg says he's filing a complaint with his insurer. i'm investigator joe ducey, have a great know. >> if you're doing shopping in holiday weekend, we're taking action with the four stores having big sales. expect steam discounts on gas grills and appliances at home depot. i was there last night and saw a stainless steel fridge for 500 bucks. lost is slash -- lowe's is slashing prices, macy's is offering discounts on jewelry it to kitchen appliances and

items on clearance. lots of you getting ready to head out of town for the holiday weekend. millions of americans are hitting the road and gas prices are up compared to last week. it's not all bad news. the national average is 2.22 per gallon, cheaper in arizona at 2.10, and last year, 2 ant 5 # a -- 2.55. don't forget to plan for a designated driver. law enforcement across the state will be looking for drunk drivers. there's plenty of ways to home safe, too. you can call a friend, an uber or a taxi. if you need help finding a ride home, aaa is offering to do it for free on monday. they are willing to tow you and your car up to 10 miles. call 800-aaa-help. the deal is good monday evening through tuesday morning at 6:00 a.m. not bad at all. a lot of ways to get home safely to enjoy yourself and that's good news if you are going to be out and about because our weather is looking

nice night to enjoy yourself. as far as labor day weekends go, it's kind of the official, unofficial end to the summer here. 85 degrees right now. your dew point's in the 50s there, and humidity in the 40s. not terrible. i think those dew points are going to go up a little bit throughout the morning and drop down later through the day as we continue to dry out. keep that in mind. your valley current temperatures here right now. some of us in the 70s. like cave creek. also buckeye in the now, but most of us right now coming in the 80s and a few spots like maricopa and ahwatukee, they have dropped into the 70s this morning, so we're now starting to ascend those temperatures right now. laveen, some spots in 91. i'll have to double check that reading. valley wind speeds not bad. light and variable in spots like glendale, but otherwise we're anywhere between 5 to 10 miles per hour there right now. so not terrible. here's a look at the next three days as we have been talking about your labor day weekend.

dry. 103. we get plenty of sunshine tomorrow when our temperatures drop a little bit to 101, and by monday, we are looking for a warm labor day but below average temperatures. we'll top out at 100 degrees on monday, not bad at all. so let's track what's going to be happening here across the state today. future cast shows us by today, later on this morning, 10:00 a.m., to be specific here, we are going to keep chances for showers along the rim there. the valley staying dry from this one here, but keep that in mind if you are heading up north. not a bad idea to do so the might see wet roads up there and that umbrella you'll need it this morning. as we get through the rest of the day, things are clearing up statewide. slight rain chances to the southwest, the whole state is clearing out and drying up. we're expecting to be clear, really nice conditions. seasonal conditions. so that's good news here, and by the time we get to your labor day morning, look at that, nothing, goose egg up there. we're going to be dry and pretty warm but still below average.

it's going to be really nice. here's a look at how saturday is going to break down. 10:00 a.m., 92 degrees. muggy conditions for us. lunchtime is looking warmer. 97 degrees. by 3:00 and 5:00, we'll be at 102. it's going to feel hot out there. the skies are going to be completely clear and the uv indetection is at a ten. that will be good to know in case you have plans outdoors. a quick look at what we'll get to, if you have plans to travel in the valley, our highs are going anything slightly below. seasonal is 103 degrees. gilbert and chandler, slightly below in mesa. tempe, and more so in goodyear where we'll top out at 101 degrees. let's go over your sun devils versus the lumber jacks today, happening at sun devil stadium in tempe. warm conditions, we'll be in the mid- to upper 90s.

degrees under clear skies. your labor day travel forecast. here's a look at this before we get to the 7-day. it's going to be nice. if you're planning to travel regionally. we're expecting 80s in albuquerque, 90s in el paso. 90s in las vegas and 70s to the west of us. in just about 10 minutes, i'll have the 7-day forecast so you

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college, football season is in full swing. i know a lot of people excited about it. and of course you have to have your favorite foods that depose along with football season. we are talking tailgating, whatever you have, food is essential. >> absolutely. let's bring our friends from burger theory. this is chef john galora a long time friend of the show. we're happy to have you back. >> thank you. >> you cook a mean burger. this guy is awesome. let's start out this way. what are some of your favors. what are f to make. >> i got simple, and got a lot of people, the game on, i do the burgers, i do nachos, i do wings. i don't fry the wings, i bake them in the oven. toss them in the sauce, they're fantastic. >> and probably a little bit better for you, huh. >> a little bit better for you. absolutely. >> you make a good point with the burgers and maybe things like brats or whatever, something that you can throw a lot on. >> and people can work with them, and put their toppings on. >> i kind of like this idea

you probably did it for your own display, but to have them in easy accessible cups, get over there, hit your tops and you're good to go. what are some good sides people want to consider when doing a tailgate. >> hummus, and bean dip, really simple, people can dig in and get what they want and watch the game. >> one of the things is the philly burger. i'm a philly guy. i like this. i'm already enticed. tell us what it's about. >> the philly burger is a patty with jack cheese and we put the mushroom, onion and peppers on top. >> is that on the grill or after. >> i put everything on top and then put the cheese on it and let it melt on the grill. today we're going to do it real simple here. >> tv magic. >> a little tv imagine and i can we'll put our mushrooms on here. >> so good. >> we're open for three meals a day. we have lunch, breakfast, and dinner. we have happy hour every day

we have 17 tvs with a football on every day. and have specials during the football, 350 drafts. we have 12 local drafts and 24 beers from all over the state, and all pretty local. >> i love that you mentioned having breakfast and all meals. people think burger theory, that's not going to be open for breakfast. we have pancakes, eggingses eggs and sauce -- eggs is sausage links. >> we have mason jars. >> we might have to go after that one in just a minute. also, you have so many burger combinations. >> we do. 4332. we have so many toppings when you do the math, you have 4332 different combinations of burgers, turkey burgers, vegetable burgers, big mouth burger. >> it would take you more than ten years to do if you had one a day. >> yeah. >> thank you so much, we appreciate it.

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